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AI isn’t magic. It’s not dangerous. And it’s definitely not a mind reader. Used strategically, it can save you 75% or more of your time. Used poorly, it will burn credits, hallucinate confidently, and test your patience like a teenager with Wi-Fi. Here’s what I learned the hard way—and how to make AI work for you instead of against you.
Annual performance often looks worse up close than it does in total. By tracking both business and personal KPIs in a simple Excel dashboard, I was able to see that my year performed better than expected once all the data was in. The lesson is clear: before setting annual goals, use objective data—not vibes—to understand how your time and work truly add up.
Short on time today? That makes at least two of us. That’s exactly where AI can help out. Workloads aren’t going to get lighter. An 8th day of the week is unlikely to appear on our calendars. For a long time, I thought AI would simply take too ...
This week Google dropped a major hint that Google AI Mode (https://google.com/ai) will become the default for search within a few months. So what? You may think. For years, businesses have built credibility and authority by ranking...
If only you could see your business through shoppers’ eyes! What would they see? Like the proverbial fly on the wall, marketers are dying to know how prospects view their company. Does their website accurately convey your offering?
We all know that Google earns the bulk of its revenue from advertising. The old model (organic or paid results) involved searchers entering just a few keywords into the search bar and hitting Submit. They expected to see a list of sites that matched their search in the 10 results that were returned.
Some business owners view competition like a pie—they think there’s a limited number of slices available. Everyone wants two heaping slices of strawberry pie. However, some slices are bigger than others. This point of view takes the position that there’s limited pie. Why can’t there be more pies?
“They’re so fast!” or “The quality is off the charts!” or “They’re so kind and generous”—These are all examples of business styles. They are, of course, customer perceptions of how these businesses go about running their operations. O, to be on the receiving end of these compliments!
Your website is your public digital storefront (whether or not you sell anything from it). What happens if someone arrives and the "door" is locked?
Quality is an integral element of business affecting all aspects from products to services, staff, support materials and more. How recently have you revisited the element of quality in your business?
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